Absolute Security works together with NVIDIA in order to integrate security that is embedded in the firmware level, as well as endpoint management and cyber resilience for the NVIDIA DGX Station AI supercomputer. Such integration seeks to enable companies to provide security to autonomous AI agents.The solution will be available to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) building NVIDIA DGX Station systems running Linux and Windows. Absolute’s Autonomous Cyber Resilience Platform will integrate with the NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform and operate alongside NVIDIA OpenShell secure runtime software, supporting AI agents from development and testing through deployment.The integration is designed to help IT and security teams enforce policies, manage AI workstations, detect risks, and restore devices following cyber disruptions.
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“Global enterprises need to unlock the full power and potential of every endpoint device they have deployed, whether they be PCs in use among their workforces or advanced machines used by AI developers to shape the future of autonomous business,” said Christy Wyatt, President & CEO, Absolute Security. “Our work with NVIDIA will deliver a needed breakthrough in endpoint management, security, and cyber resilience that will help customers leverage AI without sacrificing needed security and compliance controls.”The collaboration addresses growing enterprise demand for secure AI infrastructure as autonomous agents gain access to applications and business workflows.